Kiowa High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Kiowa, KS)

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'Z' 4 .12-'sk Having FUD Going Home Our President Sir Croan On the tennis courts playing dodge ball Still playing dodge ball Hr Irons Vice pres in action 1 Charles Helmley Elvyn Schrock Bert Gillig Harry Circle 29

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Wa? Top Row Left to Right John Heath, Elvyn Schrock, social chairman, James Circle, vocal chairman, Jack Alberding vice president, Duncan Circle, president, Jim Roberts, Harry ircle, devotional chairman Second Rows Fred Hurst, sponsor, Charles Helmloy, John Alexander, Lawrence Colson, Bertie Lee Gillig, Joe Brock, Robert Circle First RowzF1oyd Carpenter,sponsor, Paul Powell Bobbie Joe Miller, Dwayne TibbsgVer1on Schwanz, Max A11angSam Gra , Maurice Irons, sponsor The Hi Y is the youth branch of the Y M C A organization active in the school for seventeen years This organization is composed of both senior high and Junior high members The boys meet every Monday for their interesting and varied programs Some of the programs are devoted entirely to recreation while others take the form of more serious programs All of the meetings begin with the devotions and an accompanying song fest HIY 26

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2:7 CABINET Top Row Left to Right Shirley Blake Jr Hi cheer leader Lometa Tharp, gtudent Council Rep , Bonny W lliams Sr Hi cheer leader Second Row Margart Gregg, sponsor, Mary Lou Liggenstoffer, Vice pres1dent,Ina Lee Clark,Jr H1 cheer leader,V1da Wright, sponsor t R wx Fa etta Circle Sec and Treas , Christine Wiley, Sr Bot om o y H1 cheer leader Gene Ann hart, Jr H1 cheer leader,Helen Ishmael president is no in the picture The pep club is one of the most active organizations in the school The members turn out in full force for all the ball games at home,and a large number attend the games at neighboring towns Their yelling and cheering do much to boost the moral of the team The pep club uniforms for the year were black sweaters and black skirts Besides their backing the team with their cheering section, the pep club members helped serve at the hot dog stand at the football games During the year the club also sponsored a cake walk Forty five cakes were contributed by the girls in the club At the cake walk there were various contests, one for the most popular boy, the most popular girl, and the most lovesick couple The climax of the year for the pep club came with the letter len'e picnic on May 5, where pep club members and the boys who went out for athletics spent the evening playing baseball and then were fed with a sumptuous picnic supper. 30 - 3- 4- 3,52 ' X. -n w ' an . 3 is V, A ,ff ,f- - ' ,-AX if . K i V ' r A+' 7 f 3 .TAI , 'K 1, , ,lie f In f r -'Q g 4 . Q -1 Q 'V lvl Wixf T' x , 2 ,E 1, ix 1 f ' ll M e I I . I . . O 1 O , e Q 0 ' Q I e O e O C e ' e 0 e